Question
Question: The differential equation of the family of curves \(A{{e}^{3x}}+B{{e}^{5x}}\) where A and B are arbi...
The differential equation of the family of curves Ae3x+Be5x where A and B are arbitrary constants is:
[a] dx2d2y+8dxdy+15y=0
[b] dx2d2y−dxdy+y=0
[c] dx2d2y−8dxdy+15y=0
[d] None of the above
Solution
Hint: Try removing the variables A and B by differentiating twice and solving for A and B. Alternatively you can remove by finding the value of A in terms of B, y and x. Then differentiate once and find the value of B in terms of x, y, dxdy and Differentiate again.
Complete step-by-step answer:
Let y=Ae3x+Be5x
Differentiating both sides, we get
dxdy=dxd(Ae3x+Be5x)
We know that dxd(f(x)+g(x))=dxd(f(x))+dxd(g(x))
Using the above property, we get
dxdy=dxd(Ae3x)+dxd(Be5x)
We know that dxd(Cg(x))=Cdxdg(x)
Using we get
dxdy=Adxde3x+Bdxde5x
Chain rule of differentiation dxdf(g(x))=d(g(x))df(g(x))×dxdg(x)
Using chain rule, we get
dxdy=Ad(3x)de3xdxd(3x)+Bd(5x)de5xdxd(5x)
We know that dtdet=et
⇒dxdy=Ae3xdxd3x+Be5xdxd5x
⇒dxdy=Ae3x×3+Be5x×5
⇒dxdy=3Ae3x+5Be5x (i)
Differentiating again we get
dx2d2y=dxd(3Ae3x+5Be3x)
We know that dxd(f(x)+g(x))=dxd(f(x))+dxd(g(x))
Using the above property, we get
dx2d2y=dxd(3Ae3x)+dxd(5Be5x)
We know that dxd(Cg(x))=Cdxdg(x)
Using we get
dx2d2y=3Adxde3x+5Bdxde5x
Using chain rule, we get
dx2d2y=3Ad(3x)de3xdxd3x+5Bd(5x)de5xdxd5x
dx2d2y=3Ae3x×3+5Be5x×5
dx2d2y=9Ae3x+25Be5x (ii)
Multiplying equation (i) by 3 and subtracting (i) from (ii) we get
dx2d2y−3dxdy=9Ae3x−9Ae3x+25Be5x−15Be5x
⇒dx2d2y−3dxdy=10Be5x
Dividing both sides by 10e5x
⇒101[dx2d2y−3dxdy]e−5x=B (iii)
Multiplying equation (i) by 5 and subtracting (i) from (ii) we get
dx2d2y−5dxdy=9A3x−15A3x+25Be3x−25Be3x
⇒dx2d2y−5dxdy=−6Ae3x
Dividing both sides by −6e3x we get
6−1[dx2d2y−5dxdy]e−3x=A (iv)
Put the value of B and A from (iii) and (iv) in the family equation we get
y=6−1[dx2d2y−5dxdy]e−3xe3x+101[dx2d2y−3dxdy]e−5xe5x
⇒y=6−1[dx2d2y−5dxdy]+101[dx2d2y−3dxdy]
Multiplying both sides by 30 we get
30y=−5[dx2d2y−5dxdy]+3[dx2d2y−3dxdy]
Using distributive law a(b+c)=ab+ac
⇒30y=−5dx2d2y+25dxdy+3dx2d2y−9dxdy
⇒30y=−2dx2d2y+16dxdy
Dividing both sides by 2 and transposing all terms to LHS we get
15y+dx2d2y−8dxdy=0
⇒dx2d2y−8dxdy+15y=0
Option (c) is correct.
Note: This question can also be solved by using the following property
If y=Aemx+Benx then the differential equation of the family of the curves is f(D)=0 where
f(x) is the quadratic with roots m and n.
Here m = 3 and n = 5.
So, f(x) = (x-3)(x-5) = x2−8x+15
Hence the differential equation of the family of curves is f(D) = D2−8D+15=0
⇒dx2d2y−8dxdy+15=0
Alternatively, we have y=Ae3x+Be5x
⇒y−Be5x=Ae3x
⇒(y−Be5x)e−3x=A
Differentiating both sides w.r.t x once we get
dxd((y−Be5x)e−3x)=dxdA
Using product rule of differentiation dxduv=vdxdu+udxdv we get
e−3xdxd(y−Be5x)+(y−Be5x)dxde−3x=0
⇒e−3x[dxdy−5Be5x]−3(y−Be5x)e−3x=0
Taking e−3x common and dividing both sides by e−3x
e−3xe−3x[dxdy−5Be5x−3y+3Be5x]=e−3x0
dxdy−2Be5x−3y=0
⇒dxdy−3y=2Be5x
⇒21[dxdy−3y]e−5x=B
Differentiating again we get
21dxd[(dxdy−3y)e−5x]=0
Using product rule of differentiation
21e−5xdxd(dxdy−3y)+21[dxdy−3y]dxde−5x=0
Taking 2e−5x and transposing to RHS we get
dx2d2y−3dxdy−5[dxdy−3y]=0
⇒dx2d2y−8dxdy+15y=0